PA Trending Toward Becoming The Top State In Sports Betting, Online Gaming
Recent numbers suggest the Keystone State is on track to be No. 1 in sports betting handle and online gaming revenue before the end of 2020.
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PA Casinos’ Future: Lots Of Masks And Sanitizer, But No Poker Or Valets
Pennsylvania’s gaming board has laid out minimum operating guidelines for when casinos reopen, but no timetable when that will happen.
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Online Casino Play Is Getting A Boost, But It’s Hard To Count On That Continuing
Panelists discussing iGaming’s future are glad to see gamblers transitioning online for now, but once casinos reopen, who knows?
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Sports Betting Volume May Be Just A Third Of What It Was Around The World
Panelists at the SBC conference agree that their sportsbooks’ volume has plunged 60-70% as a result of coronavirus cancellations of events.
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FanDuel Finds A Lack Of Sports Means A Downward Turn For Its iCasino Also
FanDuel relied on sports bettors to make its iCasino a quick success in Pennsylvania, but sports cancellations have soured that strategy.
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PA Casino Industry’s Losses Offset In Part By 25% Boost In iGaming In March
March was a disaster for Pennsylvania’s casino industry, but a 25% boost in online casino revenue helped mitigate the damage.
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Costly Losses From Casinos’ Shutdown — Maybe More Than $250M Already — Adding Up In PA
Pennsylvania is more dependent on government revenue from casinos than any other state, and its losses are mounting with each day.
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Despite Casino Industry’s Halt, A Big Project Chugs Toward Philadelphia Completion
Almost everything is shut down, especially when it comes to casinos, but the big Philly Live! project has a waiver to continue work.
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PA Sportsbooks Saw Drop In Betting Action For First Time Since May
Until a 5% drop in February, sports betting volume had grown every month in Pennsylvania since last spring.
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PA Gaming Board Shutting Down Casino Industry Due To Threat From Virus
With six of Pennsylvania’s casinos already shut by Monday, state regulators order the six others to suspend operations by Tuesday morning.
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